'Voice of the Rams' among latest inductees into Badin HS' Sports Hall of Fame
The long-time “voice” of Badin High School sports, former school official and long-time volunteer was among the recent inductees into the school’s Athletic Hall of Fame.
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Mail carriers collecting non-perishable food items Saturday as part of national Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive
Residents across Butler County are being asked to place non-perishable food in or near their mailboxes May 9 as part of the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive.
Following police levy failure, Fairfield Twp. to discuss next steps
Discussions on what comes next for Fairfield Twp.’s police department following the defeat of a 2.99-mill levy by voters are likely to begin next week.
Michael Ryan nabs Butler County commissioner primary with 72% of the vote
Former Hamilton City Councilmember Michael Ryan has won the Butler County commissioner primary vote by 72%, according to final, unofficial results with 100% of precincts reporting.
Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities levy passing 53% with more than half of precincts reporting
The Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities levy is currently passing by a 53-47 ratio, according to partial, unofficial results with more than half of precincts reporting.
Michael Ryan nabs Butler County commissioner primary with 72% of the vote
Former Hamilton City Councilmember Michael Ryan has won the Butler County Commissioner primary vote by 72%, according to final, unofficial results with 100% of precincts reporting.
Fairfield Schools tax levy failing
Early vote tallies Tuesday evening show Fairfield Schools’ proposed earned income tax is losing with nearly all precincts reporting.
Early, unofficial voting shows Michael Ryan leading Butler County Commissioner primary 73% over Carpenter
Former Hamilton City Councilmember Michael Ryan is leading the Butler County Commissioner primary vote by 73%, according to partial, unofficial results from early voting only.
Election 2026: Votes cast in Ohio’s statewide primaries
Polls for Ohio’s primary election have officially closed, leaving important contests for Democratic and Republican party nominations for governor, secretary of state, treasurer, attorney general, and the O...
Franklin City Schools income tax failing in early voting
Franklin City Schools may be facing an even tougher road ahead. The district’s 1%, 10-year-limit traditional income tax is failing with 71.97% of voters saying no according to early results
Loxley-Heisele in tight race for Warren County Court of Common Pleas
Incumbent Tom Grossmann is leading Lebanon Mayor Mark Messer in the Republican primary for Warren County commissioner.
Fairfield Schools tax levy: Early results show it losing
Early, unofficial returns Tuesday evening show Fairfield Schools’ proposed earned income tax is losing.
Early vote results show Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities levy passing
The Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities levy is currently passing by a 53-47 ratio, according to partial, unofficial results from early voting only.
Election 2026: Polls are closed for May 5 primary, here’s where to find results
Polls closed at 7:30 p.m. for the May 5 primary and elections officials across Ohio are now tallying the results. Our reporters are aggregating results from state and local elections
Monroe council split on purchasing $230K parcel of land to improve intersection
Monroe city council was divided whether to spend $230,000 for a parcel of land in hopes of making an intersection safer.
News and events happening in the Dayton area
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Polls open until 7:30 p.m.: What to know about Election Day
Voters around the state will have until 7:30 p.m. today to cast their ballots on a number of races and issues, and we’ll have you covered throughout the day. You
Butler County director who was fired claims discrimination
The Butler County commissioners have fired the director of the Water and Sewer Department after less than two years on the job, and he is claiming racial discrimination.
Cincinnati Bengals: Dax Hill wants to stay at outside corner
Dax Hill has moved around the Cincinnati Bengals’ secondary three times already in his first four NFL seasons and still is willing to do “whatever is best for the team.”
New Edgewood Schools superintendent is graduate of district
One of Butler County’s most financially embattled school systems is getting a new leader.
Voters head to the polls: What to know about Election Day
Voters can return absentee ballots to their local ballot dropbox; in Montgomery County, that’s outside the Montgomery County Board of Elections. STAFF FILE
City, partners push ahead on downtown park and ice rink project
The newest park coming to Middletown is taking shape in the city’s downtown corridor.
Hamilton’s new mural is justice-themed and blends civic pride, community art
A new mural on the side of a Hamilton law office is filled with symbols of justice and local pride.
Middletown and partners push ahead on downtown park, ice rink project
The newest park coming to Middletown is taking shape in the city’s downtown corridor.